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Beagle

 

The Beagle is a scent hound. They are thought to have become a distinct breed in England in the days of Henry VII, though they may have originated in France or Greece. Over the years, the dogs have been favoured by other royalty: Queen Elizabeth I, King James I, King George IV, and Prince Albert. 

 


Beagle puppies for sale

Beagle puppies from a previous litter

Quality Tri- colour Beagle puppies litter to be born last week of October. The pregnancy was confirmed via ultrasound by my Vet. KUSA - registered. The litter will be inspected by my Vet when 6 weeks. - Inoculated, microchip implanted, dewormed. Breeding restrictions negotiable. Based in Clydesdale, Pretoria. Chris Hartman 083 258 9970.  Posted 02.10.24.


 

More Beagle breeders

 

 

Ronel Boshoff 012 544 0960, 082 954 5222 email  leah@clite.co.za,   See details on our Webpage

 

Rhelda Cronje, tel. home: 0716572418, cell 0795174889,  e-mail:  philip@windfield.co.za,    More info on our Webpage

 

Ironel Lotter  0845168317 email  ironellotter2021@gmail.com.   More on our  Webpage

 

Christopher Steyn  082 708 2875, Elaine Steyn 073 629 1333, Email: info@honeycreek.co.za,   Photos on our   Webpage

 

Your beagle puppies ad could go on this page!    advertising@petsplace.co.za

 

Testimonial

Just to let you know that I sold all my puppies.  I prayed a lot that he would get a safe, loving home, and God answered. Thank you for your help. I wish you lots of blessings.  Marietjie Reinhardt.


About Beagles

Beagles were bred for hunting hare in packs, with the huntsmen following on foot.

Nowadays Beagles are sometimes used to hunt fox with the hunters on horseback. They have an excellent sense of smell and if they get out the gate, will follow the scent of a dog, cat or other animal. A fence is required. Beagle puppies can get out of a hole in the fence, so do check the fence before getting a puppy. 

Being a lively, energetic dog, they like a big yard and lots of exercise. Hounds can howl loudly, which can annoy neighbours if the houses are close. They are pack animals and like company - either of other dogs, or people.

The earliest record of a dog resembling a beagle occurs in the papers of King Henry VIII of England. 

 

English type Beagle champion belonging to N. Gouws

Champion beagle from Kaperjolli Kennel

 

Early development of breeds of dogs. 

Beagles will bark loudly at intruders but their temperament is friendly. They like exercise and long walks. A puppy needs consistent training as the adult dog can be strong-willed.  

Beagles have been known to develop eye problems, hypothyroidism, and epilepsy, but of course not every Beagle is affected. Most beagles are healthy, happy, friendly dogs.

The Beagle's short coat needs no grooming, but all dogs benefit from regular brushing. All-white beagles were kept by Prince Albert. The adult dog grows to a height of 33 - 40 cm.

Class: hound.

Colour: the most common is tricolour - brown, black and white, but many beagles are bicolour (2 colours) - eg red and white, tan & white, black & white, lemon & white. ("Lemon" is a pale beige colour.) hare pied, lemon pied, all white, or mottled. Liver and other colours are not allowed.

Height at shoulder: 33 - 40 cms minimum.

Beagles love to hunt in a pack. When one dog sees a rabbit, he rushes after it, barking excitedly to encourage the pack to follow. We are pack animals too! That's why folk like to go to church and meet other people. "Let's not stop gathering together (as some do) but let's encourage one another!"  Hebrews chapter 10 verse 25

 

Beagle puppy 

A lemon and white beagle puppy

Lemon and white (Not for sale)

 

A dog that is very similar to a Beagle is the Basset Hound.  Basset Hounds have similar colouring to a Beagle. They are bigger with shorter legs and longer, floppy ears. Like the Beagle, the Basset Hound is a scent hound. The two breeds were interbred at one point. 

A wistful beagle puppy


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